Manual-style control
Shape exposure, focus, timing, and framing with less friction and fewer hidden layers.
Iris
Alpha
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Controls
A studio camera UI that emphasizes control without losing calm.
Iris brings important capture settings forward, lets the interface adapt to different workflows, and keeps the visual system modern instead of technical for its own sake.
The design goal is to feel intentional and tactile, not overloaded.
- Capture settings tuned for fast iteration
- Modern UI configurations
- Clear hierarchy for repeated real use
Capabilities
The feature set is built around rhythm, precision, and repeatability.
Configurable interface
Adjust visible controls and layout density based on the type of session you are running.
Sequence automation
Set timers, intervals, and shot counts for repeated capture without babysitting the device.
Iris Mirror
Remote preview and control across the rest of the Apple ecosystem.
Iris Mirror extends the camera workflow onto iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS so the phone can stay in position while the rest of the session keeps moving.
The remote layer is not an afterthought. It is part of the broader idea of reducing friction in real shooting setups.
- Remote preview
- Remote trigger and control
- Cross-device workflow support
